Macedonia

The largest city on the Ohrid lake is home to a variety of churches, several monasteries, and other historic landmarks.

Macedonia's largest city is also its capital, known for historical landmarks, cultural institutions, and varied nightlife.

Macedonia's second largest city serves as the cultural and commercial hub in the region, offering an array of historic landmarks.

The largest winery in Southeastern Europe is located in this town, famed for its wine and an impressive artificial lake set nearby.

Famed for its wood crafting, this town is a great starting point for exploration of the Berovo Lake and the Malesevo Mountains.

Known for its proximity to the famous Lake Ohrid, Struga also rests near the Drim River, and offers nearby historic landmarks.

Krusevo is Macedonia's highest town, offering rich surrounding nature, as well as cultural and architectural landmarks.

Remaining predominantly Albanian, Tetovo offers many historic landmarks, including mosques, monasteries, fort ruins, and more.

Eastern Macedonia's largest city is surrounded by beautiful natural treasures, offering access to several nearby monasteries.

Set close to the Greek border, this town is famed for its casinos and nearness to mountainous landscape favored by lovers of nature.

Surrounded by mountains, this city offers a great starting point for your exploration of Macedonia's natural treasures.

Situated near the Osogovo mountain, this town is known for its 19C architecture, as well as a variety of historic towers and bridges.